The announcement was made during the Steam Dev Days conference and will now allow Samsung TV owners to ability to stream their Steam games directly to their TV without the need to purchase a separate device. Steam has announced it has teamed up with Samsung to integrate its Steam Link into future TVs. we are on STEAMLINK HARDWARE forum ! if you have some troubles or issues with steam link hardware feel free to post. here are noone listening nor want help you. and information about that samsung step is just burried. and since then only crying about another models. ) is reading it, we got a relevant info, that samsung screwes their customers. One question ? why on steam forum you are wining ? crying ? mentioning samsung ? noone except slouken, a Dev responsible for Link on hardware (not on samsung. Just hire a developer and get the Steam Link app re-published. I go from a clean and simple setup to a freaking mess of cables and BS required, all due to Samsung dropping the Steam Link the above hardware adjustments mentioned greatly reduce the value and quality user experience for me. So, thanks for all the suggestions folks, but be aware that my issue is the removal of the app from the TV, resulting in all the above changes, which I do not like at all. A power strip (since I need three outlets at the TV under these conditions). 2 additional outlets (one for device, one for switch).

A switch TV (if only one ethernet port available).

1 streaming device (Steam Link, Rasberry Pi, PC, etc.). I have four Samsung TV's, and connecting hardware to each to support streaming is a pain. My pain point is the loss of the Steam Link app on the TV itself. That also = a separate device to enable streaming.

Originally posted by udidwht:I use the Link software to stream to a 42in via HDMI from an MSI GL-75 Leopard.

Steam link on samsung tv